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Wycliffe Hall

Of interest mainly for its role as an evangelical Anglican training college and its leafy North Oxford setting, rather than as a general sightseeing stop.

Official site
Founded1877
WhereNorth
AccessAppointment Only
TypePermanent private hall

The college

A closer
look.

Banbury Road, North Oxford

Founded 1877. An Anglican (evangelical) theological college founded in 1877 to train Church of England clergy, named after the reformer John Wycliffe.

A cluster of Victorian North Oxford villas and later additions along the Banbury Road, with domestic red-brick and stone houses set behind gardens rather than a formal quad.

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On a visit

Don’t miss.

  1. 01Victorian North Oxford villa buildings
  2. 02Chapel and theological library
  3. 03Evangelical Anglican training tradition
  4. 04Named after the reformer John Wycliffe

Connected to

Notable
names.

  • Church of England clergy training
  • Evangelical Anglican tradition
  • Legacy of reformer John Wycliffe

Before you go

Visiting Wycliffe Hall

Appointment Only. Published visitor access: By appointment. Admission: Free. Confirm arrangements before travelling.

Opening hours, admission and access change often — check the official site before you travel.

Founded
1877
Area
Banbury Road, North Oxford
Type
Permanent private hall

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